Welcome to the Metaverse: Meet OM
On a fateful Thursday, renowned NFT collector punk6529 decided it was time to think big. Forget shopping malls and coffee shops—how about a whole Metaverse? Enter OM, a self-funded project with lofty aspirations, aiming to gather a whopping 100 million users. Because, you know, why not aim for the stars?
The Vision: 10 Cities, 100 Million Users
In true sci-fi fashion, OM plans to unveil 10 self-governing cities, each home to up to 10 million residents. Sounds like a utopia, right? The first of these, aptly dubbed Genesis City, is already in alpha mode with a museum district featuring a dazzling array of NFTs. It’s like the Louvre, but with less Mona Lisa and more monkey JPEGs!
All About the Art: The 6529 Museum District
Imagine a gallery filled with the most extravagant NFTs from iconic collections like CryptoPunks and Bored Ape Yacht Club. That’s the promise of OM’s museum district, showcasing 2000 NFTs primarily belonging to punk6529 and the project’s team. And yes, you can flex your own NFTs here too—just load them into the galleries!
Your Input Matters: A Community-Driven Approach
Punk6529 isn’t just building an empire alone. No fees, no annoying crowdfunding systems; just a community-driven initiative where collaboration is golden. Punk6529 emphasized,
“I do not want your ETH, I want your input on how to design OM.”
It’s refreshing, almost like a group project where everyone actually pulls their weight. Perhaps not a bad way to go about it!
The Scale of Ambition: Buildings and Citizens
Expect an epic scale in Genesis City: 25 buildings are live and kicking, with plans for another 2000 ready to spring to life. Each building can accommodate anywhere from 1 to 100 spaces, so that’s a potential home for 100,000 citizens right in the heart of OM. It’s like a neighborhood block party—just, you know, digitally colonized with crypto enthusiasts.
Why Open is the New Black in the Metaverse
Forget corporate overlords controlling every pixel of your virtual experience. Punk6529 envisions a decentralized Metaverse where “no one party is in charge.” It’s a kind of DIY utopia—think of it as the open-source version of virtual worlds. Email, HTML, and Bitcoin have shown us the power of decentralization, and OM aims to do the same for the Metaverse.
Looking to the Future
For OM to soar, it needs to be user-friendly and affordable—perhaps even a bridge to the reality we all know so well. If everything goes according to plan, users can expect a public beta launch around June or July. Fingers crossed the tech holds up and the user base explodes!
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